St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-27
deal of building at Hamline TINS season a,

deal of building at Hamline TINS season as
soon as the spring opens.
Edmund Rice, Jr.-We have had q good
week, and the market is very strong, healthy
and firm. So far as / can see, there is no
speculation, and all that is purchased is for
investment. ! went up to West Superior
several days ago to settle up some old mat
ters and went over to Duluth for little
while aud looked around. The more saw OF
1t the more ] thought of ST. Paul. The mar
ket here is all solid and cannot be shaken.
TIE more see OF this wild speculation the
less / like 1t, and the more am inclined to
stick to St. Paul. Our sales are numerous.
our prices are not inflated, while the demand
Is steady.
]. Fairchild s. Co.-The market during the
week has not been overcrowded with bust
ness, but there has been steady, regular
flow of trade. The sales for the week may
not be quite up to those of week before last.
but there is not much difference. New people
are coming to st. Paul, and money is steadily
flowing in here for Investment. The city
is growing very rapidly, but ] do not regard
the business in real estate 10 be any more
than should be expected for city of the size
of st, Paul. 1t must be recollected that St.
paul is q large city. There Is great wealth
here, and business, besides capital, is steadily
flowing in upon u.s. i do not regard our sales
as very large considering the circumstances.
the market and see how things were running.
His first experience was not very pleasant or
encouraging. He went into real estate Of
fee and began to feel around. He inquired
the price of few lots and finally concluded
to take certain one that he selec ted, and
asked the price. The real estate dealer. who
was all business answered quickly: "$40, 900,
half cash down, b'Puce in one two years at 10
per cent. Take it," Mr.. Northup ventured
to ask for an abstract and was Informed that
there was no time for abstracts "lf you
want it, take 1t or stand aside. There's
gentleman that wants It. Yes, he takes 1t.
Good morning, sir"
Mr.. Morton, OF the firm of Stone s. Morton,
said business was steady and regular. with no
special demand to attract special attention
"A good many of the boys said he, shave
gone to Ashland to see what they are doing
up there. There Is q good deal of excitement
about 1t, but think our folks will be smart
enough to draw out before they are caught
and be able to bring home good deal of
money to invest ID good, solid st. Paul property,
which will not fly away or evaporate. Prices
here are firm and steady, with good healthy
trade. I see no reason why it should not so
continue
Fairchild s. Co.-All right, let them pick
up property at Ashland and Duluth. The
boys will all get out right with plenty of good
money to put into good. solid ST. Paul realty
We have q good demand here and everything
indicates that it is going to continue. We
want no boom, but good solid investments
that satisfy people, and that is what we are
having. The demand for inside business
property is sharper than ever and
everything that is offered at anything
like what it is worth will not be offered twice.
There is a good demand for acres east of the
harvester works in the east part of the city
We have been selling right along all kinds of
property in every section OF the city.
Bryant Kirk-Everything is active and
prices steady. The inquiry is not limited to
any particular part of the city. Dayton's
bluff property is coming into good demand.
1t has always been low. There is also good
movement in acre property between PhaIen
and Como.
good story.is told of E. G. Rogers while
at Ashland. 1t is said that when he arrived
there, about week ago, he tried everything
in town in the shape Of a hotel but could not
get place to stop, as everything was full.
When he got to the last hotel he began to
get out of patience and asked the landlord
what he asked for his old hotel, and the latter
promptly responded $4,000. Rogers said,
"All right, I'll take it, In this way ne got a
place to sleep, and the next day sold the hotel
for 800, 000.
Davis 4 Brown regard the market as in
splendid condition and gradually improving.
Arthur Rogers-Its just splendid. We are
having all we can do. This morning I sold
eighty acres out east on the Wisconsin road.
E. G. WilguS-1 think the market has been
dealers, as well as buyers, have gone to Du-
luth, and this may partly account for it.
Prices are very firm. A little lull will not
hurt us.
Messrs. Stone s. Drew, the Seventh street
real estate rustlerS, have opened branch
Office at Ashland, Wis, and are doing business.
having caught on with the boom. They have
long list.
Yesterdays TRANSFERS..
G r Smith ct al to NJ Ryan, 1t IL, Asylum
ODER 1 and wife to G james ne sNOO0
sec 10 and II Sc ID sec 1s......... 10000
B Hanlon and wife to James, N sw n sec
II, town 80. range 20. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Hanlon and wife to James, nh sw u sec 20,
F Barrows and wife to Young, sw u sw
a Sc "a sec 8, town g. range 80. ........... $500
u Brown to May H Nook, 1t Is, blk u,
,I1ain's Second add /, 100
George Sheriff and wife to 1. 7 Lawton, Its
8 and 9, blk 2, Holcombe's add. ........ " 5000
NJ Bohrer to W Rowe, II blk 8, Merriam
w Smith and wife to R McCarty Its Is to O'~'
20, blk 2, Weide Halles add. ............ 1875
G Weide to Henning. 1t 2, blk l. Yam
J lckler ct al to Gray. 1t IL. blk ST. Law
Berger and wife to sanberg Its to '''''
inc. Berger's rearr blk 81, Cliver's add 9, 100
FL Schm tiger and wife to A Wilnger, 1t
:. blk 49, Bryant & Minea's rearr Woodbury.
Richter and wife to Kemper. 100 # of '''''
Its II and IS. Mackubin's subd blk l, Ar
W J sullv an to M Collect, 1t s, blk inner
ram fEr3... .................. ........... 1,400
Hnkel and wife to N Collect, 1t 81.
G NJ Brack TO Smith, 1t 2, blk e. Rosedaie ''''
Park add. .......................... $500
b Bigelow and wife to T b Birmingham
NV d of sw n sec 26, town 29, range 90. 40, 600
A NJ Lawton to Gilbert Its and 2, blk 8,
Bazille Roberts aid =. :. ............. 900
FL Lienau ct al to J Anstett, Its 8, 9, 10, 10,
Ward $ rearr of blk AZ. Brown & Jackson's
May Russell to Ross, It's ii and Is, blk '''0O
8, Wlede & Halls add ................ 80. LOCO
Russell to A Mackay, it's blk 4 Kuhrs Sec
Russell to Kelly, 1t Is, blk Kuhls Sec s0O
" Hoicombe and wife to T W McArdie. Its 'O0
81 ;a and 81. blk 3. Smiths rearr Its to
W H Butler to- Higgins, 1t 4, blk 46,
Deans Subd part Smith & Lofts Out Lots, 1850
NV French to II French ct al, 1t IL, blk
p, Marshalrs add. Observation-Disclosures $500
w Fairbanks ct al to Carlson, lot l.
blk H. Holcombe's add. ...,... ....... $500
Langevin and wife to Stolies, E y 1t H.
blk Il, Marshalrs add .............. 49,. $3.50
Labon aud wife to L NJ Bullitt Sc 4, Sc
q, section So, town 80. range 22........ 1890
FIT cen unpu blshed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 345
Total. 4s pieces. 10
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday:
Henry Weymann, add to dwelling on HaIla
near Page. 49,. :...........:.. :. $1,000
Henry Weymann. history frame dwelling on
Hall ay, near Page. .....:................ 500
Henry Klemann. 1h-story frame dwelling on
Hall, near Elizabeth .:.................. l,5Oo
Mathew Firer. 2-story brick veneered dwell
in on Morton near Hall: ................. 2,4OO
John Sauter, add to dwelling Won Min
den, near Ann. 7O0
Adelia Scott, add to dwelling on Uni
versity ay. near Eairyew. ;...::......... 1000
w II Edgerty. 2.storY frame dgellinr ON 81